CPI eases – opportunity knocks for homebuyers and property investors

CPI eases – opportunity knocks for homebuyers and property investors

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With the latest Consumer Price Index revealing a modest rise of 2.1% annually – Australia’s lowest since early 2021 – the tide might be turning for homebuyers and investors alike. For those sitting on the fence, this cooling inflation opens a window to act strategically. While electricity prices spiked this quarter due to the fadingRead More

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Sydney listings rise opens window of opportunity

Sydney listings rise opens window of opportunity

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Sydney’s property market might be seeing fewer new listings, but that doesn’t mean opportunity is off the table – in fact, it’s quite the opposite. PropTrack’s June 2025 data revealed a 13% drop in new listings across Sydney this month, and levels are 5.2% lower than this time last year. Interestingly, total listings have climbedRead More

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Stable construction costs set stage for savvy investment moves

Stable construction costs set stage for savvy investment moves

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Let’s face it – construction never stands still. And while the latest numbers from Cotality show a slight uptick in costs across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, it’s far from cause for concern. In fact, many of us in the industry see it as a chance to sharpen operations, refine build strategies, and lean into opportunity.Read More

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Why school zones might just be property goldmines

Why school zones might just be property goldmines

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For homebuyers and savvy investors alike, the latest insights from Cotality offer a fascinating look into the value of location – especially when it comes to school catchments. In Sydney and Melbourne, families are paying premiums of up to $1.3 million to secure properties inside top public school zones. That might sound steep, but here’sRead More

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With unemployment up, rate relief could be near

With unemployment up, rate relief could be near

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With Australia’s unemployment rate nudging up to 4.3% and full-time employment slipping, the economic pulse is shifting – and that might just open the door to interest rate cuts in the not-so-distant future. The latest ABS data shows hours worked dropped and underutilisation ticked up. For the RBA, that’s a signal the job market isRead More

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